Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

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WIZ EX-sESAroR fRcNrcLL SIGNED TIE
PETITION.
Ex-senator Trumhull said " am not
taking an active part lu tins matter o't
/ signed tle petition because / thought
IL Nss best. / WIS not altogether salts,
ieI E'L tie manucr IN which the tual
o. lue anarchists Nas conducted. II took
Place at O. .ime Of great public excite
mrl- when If wfs almost lulpossiple
tl-, they should have a fair ami i'm,
psItd ttl \ terrible CRIME hnd
5..u committed, winch was atirl-
hltd 90 tine Anarchists, and IN some
p sp.cf. tie tria bad the appearance
OF u tr.al OF an organization known rs
Anarchists, rather than OF persons
indicted for tine muir er Of began.
Several OF tie condemned were not at
tine meeting where the bomb was thrown,
and none of theu, as l understand, were
directly connected Win ITS throwing
The CONDEMNED cialm' however CHROME
ou'ly, 60 be the adro 'ates OF principle'
and TO execute them would, In my JUG,
+ ns ul' ne oat p'i,S' IL VIII &c - -
for them that they were executed as
martyrs to cause WINE Il Put ID prison.
they VIII soon ue loIsoltoA'
AUcGC's EEAsoSs.
jude Moran said his reasons for sign
inc nh. pet.tion were similar to those OF
cy-~.nsior rmnbul. Ii is not simply
question Of public policy" he said,
"vn,t.ier or not those men should be
b.u,.d. Mere pity Tor the men cuts po
fare. 1t isuof customary ia this coun-
T., 70 hang q fellow for talking The
s.nt.m,n :, to let him t4lh. that the
people VII be all right anyhow. Be-
s,ios viii il pay to allow those men
20 become martyrs? Among the
llr q neg aud middle classes VIII it not
s,yusc 20 the belief, uuiounded though